If you're like me (in this case, meaning a football fan and not able to spend $100 for a decent seat at a game), then you've probably hated team owners for years now. So, needless to say, I don't feel that bad anymore. The doubts stuck with me, would I like the new features, were the playmaker controls worth it, would I just be able to make the adjustment? Of course, all those doubts left me once I put the disc in my console, and I was engrossed in, what may sound a clichщ, the deepest football game I've ever played. For the first time in five years I was buying an EA made sports games. Don't get me wrong, when I first bought EA's football outing this year it felt quite awkward. This is the letter I would write to EA if I really felt that badly about leaving my Sega Sports heritage in favor of Madden 2004, the fresh new football face in my life. Please, I've been with Sega since the Dreamcast, let me have a chance with them again.

Now I've had to leave them all together in order to play your criminally addictive franchise, online play, and mini-camps. You see, you just never give them a chance, what with your adding new features and gameplay ideas, I feel bad for my people at Sega, you've forced them to try so hard.

But you do think you could take ONE year off to give my former friend NFL 2K.rather, ESPN NFL Football a chance to catch up. Dear Electronic Arts and Tiburon: I know that you're a couple of companies that need income just like any other businesses or people in the world.

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